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No two private M&A auctions are the same. The target company, sellers, bidders, market conditions and sale process all shape the parties’ strategy. But the fundamentals remain consistent: successful buyers combine a competitive bid price with credibility and deal certainty, while successful sellers use preparation and M&A auction process design to create competitive tension in pursuit of better transaction value and deal terms.

While a takeover bid can be used to effect a friendly deal, takeover bids typically occur where the bidder has made an unsolicited approach to a target but has been unable persuade the target’s board to agree to a negotiated transaction.

On August 16, the Alberta Government announced that Alberta OHS legislation will undergo its first comprehensive review since it came into effect in 1976...

While the summer has come and gone, employees’ photos of their summer activities may not be.

Sexual harassment is discrimination.

As the COVID-19 global pandemic continues to impact Canadian employers, many workplaces are contemplating corporate restructurings and staff reductions.

Increasing public attention has been given to mental health awareness.

We all know proving cause for termination in Canada is difficult.

When an employee has two employers, one American and one Canadian, the language of an employment agreement that deals with termination entitlements will only take you so far.

The new Hydrogen Facility Regulation (BC Reg 27/2025) (the "Regulation") went into effect on April 1, 2025. The Regulation, enacted under the Energy Resource Activities Act, (SBC 2008, c 36) (the "Act")...

On August 2, 2012, the Ontario Securities Commission issued Staff Notice 81-717 Report on Staff's Continuous Disclosure Review of Portfolio Holdings by Investment Funds.

In short, marijuana, the United States and listing on the TSX/TSXV do not mix.

On April 10th, 2025, the Ontario government launched a targeted call for proposals to Ontario Health Teams and Indigenous primary health care organizations...

It was a frantic weekend of campaigning for federal party leaders as they made their final pitches to Canadians ahead of today's vote. While each campaign continued to push familiar messaging,...

The offset, according to the release, will include investments in tree planting and university research.

The BC Court of Appeal has confirmed the jurisdiction for Canadian courts to make reverse vesting orders ("RVO") in receivership proceedings.

A two-year patent prosecution highway (PPH) pilot project has been announced between the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) and the Israel Patent Office (ILPO).

The Supreme Court of Appeal in Comptutek Ltd v C: SARS 2012 ZASCA 178 has entrenched an important lesson to all taxpayers that are required to file objections and appeals in respect of assessments that have been raised by the South African Revenue Service.